How to order a beer in Spanish
Say Una cerveza, por favor. It sounds like OO-na thair-VEH-tha, por fa-VOR.
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What to say
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A beer, please
Una cerveza, por favor
Sounds like OO-na thair-VEH-tha, por fa-VOR
A wine, please
Un vino, por favor
Sounds like oon BEE-noh, por fa-VOR
A water, please
Un agua, por favor
Sounds like oon AH-gwa, por fa-VOR
This is the usual way to ask for water at a bar.
With ice, please
Con hielo, por favor
Sounds like kon YEH-loh, por fa-VOR
Another one, please
Otro, por favor
Sounds like OH-troh, por fa-VOR
The bill, please
La cuenta, por favor
Sounds like la KWEN-ta, por fa-VOR
What you may hear
Anything else?
¿Algo más?
Sounds like AL-goh mass
Cash or card?
¿Efectivo o tarjeta?
Sounds like eh-fek-TEE-voh oh tar-HEH-ta
Good to know
- A beer in Spain often comes in a small glass, very cold.
- Otro, por favor gets you the same again. Hold up your glass as you say it.
- You normally pay when you leave. Ask with La cuenta, por favor.
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